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Welding table, high on the list of items once in a larger shop.
Mine too. I have a small one but the one in that video is very nice.
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Fayetteville, NCCasters seems like a good idea initially, but after some thought – not sure I will put casters on one for me or not. Benefits as I see them will be the ability to move it around, downside – not quite as stable as I would prefer.
Stan
From the Northwest corner of Montana.Build A Rolling Workbench
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That’s a pretty nice table , not to big and not to small , some good features , he has some good ideas for sure.
Casters seems like a good idea initially,
For me casters are a must, just do not have the floor space to leave it out.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCCasters seems like a good idea initially,
For me casters are a must, just do not have the floor space to leave it out.
Definitely understand that. I just have an adversion to the ‘locking’ casters. They never really seem to lock and prevent no movement. Now maybe casters that can be raised up off the floor would be an option for me…. hmmm
Stan
From the Northwest corner of Montana.We use a mix of these and a similar one with the wheels and the lock combined , I’ll try to get information if anyone is interested ,
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We use a mix of these and a similar one with the wheels and the lock combined , I’ll try to get information if anyone is interested ,
That’s a nice solution to using casters but wanting the item firmly locked in place.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCWe use a mix of these and a similar one with the wheels and the lock combined , I’ll try to get information if anyone is interested ,
… a viable solution. Thanks. 🙂
Stan
From the Northwest corner of Montana.Pretty cool fire pit.
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🤤🤤 Oh that was pretty cool , did he bake the paint on the grill ? Pretty good idea ,
Not just the build , but the food looked good also , now I’m hungry lolYeah I not sure you can say he baked the paint on the grill. It is pretty cool idea.
Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyThat is absolutely not fair.
Looks like a ‘gotta build one of those for the fire ring’ sort of things – but without a CNC cutter, that would be kind of tough.
Has me thinking though…..
Stan
From the Northwest corner of Montana.Pretty cool fire pit.
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Oh that was pretty cool , did he bake the paint on the grill ? Pretty good idea ,Not just the build , but the food looked good also , now I’m hungry lol
I am not really sure you could say he had baked the paint on the grill. It is really cool idea.
Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyOLD THREAD WARNING
Forged console table with figured ash top
I really like how Zac build this table.Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyMaking Small Metal Parts in Your Woodshop.
https://thewoodsmithstore.com/tips-tools-techniques-enote-34/
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